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Awards & Accolades

Please take a moment to go through our ever-growing list of professional recognition.

Federation of Forensic & Expert Witnesses

The Federation have recognised Dr Antino’s seminal paper with this Award for raising the profile of using Adjudication to resolve landlord and tenant dilapidation disputes as published by the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators in their Journal November 2023 issue 89.4.

BUILD

This year we were nominated for BUILD's eighth annual Construction & Engineering Awards. An award with an emphasis on sustainability and adopting new technologies, the Construction and Engineering industry is dedicated to implementing new building methods. A highly commendable achievement that BUILD is keen to highlight.

The panel at BUILD, after an extensive research period, recognises Dr. Philip Antino and APA Property's contributions and awarded them Party Wall Act Disputes Advisory of the Year 2023.

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Build Awards 2023 | Party Wall Act Disputes Advisory of the Year - Winner APA Property

Laywer Monthly

We are proud to annouce that Dr. Antino has been awarded Litigation and Mediation Expert of the Year by Lawyer Monthly.

As a publication Lawyer Monthly delivers to a select corperate readership legal insight. An award recognition program and publication was introduced to recognise the invaluable contribution of legal professionals working within the ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution), who assist in the resolution of disputes which can be both complex and emotionally charged.

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We at APA Property are proud to have been supporting the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers for the past 10 years, leading to us becoming a recorded friend of the regiment .

Our continued support has been recognised as we have been recorded as friends of the regiment in 2021 , 2022 , 2023 and 2024 .

Judges Comments and Opinions regarding Dr. Antino

  • Miss Recorder Rowlands H01CL719 in Moore v Ahmed 2023

    I accept Mr Antino's (as he then was) evidence that Mr Tugby had sought instructions form Dr Ahmed as to the lien of the boundary.

    Dr Antino - Managing Director

  • The party wall world is relatively small, the stage of this world contains a number of well-known players, Mr Antino is one of these well-known players and so are his owners instructing solicitor Mr Ashley Bean of Thirsk Winton

    HHJ Bailey - [2016]

  • The Claimants have a very experienced legal team comprising Mr David Mayall of lambchambers & Mr Ashley Bean of thirsK winton and their surveyro Dr. Philip Antino. The evidence in particular of the Defendant’s plans for both the Accessway and the plans and how it impacted upon the Claimants business was important information that The Defendants ahd not provided when requested.

    HHJ Freedland QC - [2021]

  • "Mr Antino is a palpable witness, Mr Antino's explanation of the unique attributes of the "Thompson Plan" greatly assisted the Court to understand the location and extent of the claimants’ boundaries” (Best & Best v Perkins & Dennis in the County Court at Luton).

    HHJ Hildyard - [2015]

  • The appeal was a preliminary hearing of two points in respect of an Award served by Mr Antino and a surveyor appointed by Mr Antino under s.10(4) on behalf of the Building Owners the Appellants. HHJ Luba QC sitting in the Central London County Court held "In my judgment the Award is valid, the use of s.10(4) was the appropriate procedure given the Building Owners refusal to appoint a surveyor. A dispute had arisen that satisfied s.10 procedures, The Award is an impressive piece of work". Schmid v Hulls and Athananasou).

    HHJ Luba QC - [2016]

  • “Mr Antino is an acknowledged expert in the field of party wall issues.”

    HHJ Murfitt QC 2013 - [2015]

  • “I have known Philip for many years as a surveyor, he is a very good surveyor, as this book shows he is a very good author and this book can only advance his reputation”

    HHJ Philip Bartle QC - [2012]

  • “In the appeal of an ex-parte Award served by Mr Antino on behalf of the respondents, in my judgment the respondent is correct. Mr Antino’s contention that it is not a matter for negotiation directly between one surveyor and the other surveyor’s client. Since I have determined that the ex-parte Award was valid the court is still able to determine the Award and under the statutory powers to modify the Award if appropriate. I am grateful to Mr Antino suggesting that I now determine the Award issue “I accept that Mr Antino’s hourly rate is not in my judgment unreasonable. It follows that the fee set out in the ex-parte Award had been properly justified and I therefore award Mr Antino’s fees”. (Bansal v Myers Romford County Court).

    HHJ Platt - [2007]

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